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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-29
Hard. Bullet-Proof Snow.

Colonel Whites experiments on the
resistance offered by bank of snow to
RI le bullet, which were made recent
ly at Ottawa. were most interesting. 1t
was found that the Martini bullets,
fired into a bank of well-packed snow,
were completely spent after traversing
a distance of no more than four feet.
Snder bullets. in hard packed snow
mixed with ice. but hard enough to
prevent digging into it with sheet
iron shovel, did not penetrate more
than four feet; in perfectly dry snow.
packed BY natural drift, but capable of
being easily crushed in the hapd, a
bullet penetrated about four feet, and
in loose dry snow less than seven feet.
though fired from points only twenty
o. thirty yards distant. H,H'lre VIZ
IIrEl
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CRAZED BY BAD TEMPER.
What Befell Beautiful Mexican
Bride.

Bride.
One of the pretticst girls of Zaca-
tecas, belonging TO one of the best
families in the state, has just been ad-
mit,ed TO the insane asylum in that
city, a hopeless maniac. The story OF
the trouble which wrecked her for q
season is one of the saddest that has
ever been written. Born the daughter
of wealthy parents, an only child, she
was INDUCED in everything, and in
consequence her naturally sweet dis
position was thoroughly spoiled, and
whenever an attempt was made to
cross her wishes she had the most
frightful outbursts OF temper, which
always ended in all around her yielding
and allowing her to carry her point.
On the 4th of March of the present
year she was married to Il wealthy
hacendado whose extensive place is
located near Zacatecas. The wedding
was a grand affair, and the young
couple started life together with the
brightest prospects. Soon after marri-
age, however, there arose slight dis
putes between hus band and wife, which
ended, Us has been the case all through
the girls life, in her favor, the hus-
band. naturally q highspirited man,
yielding invariably before her awful
fits of violence. THIS, finally, however,
became unbearable to the young mar
ried man and he determined TO break
his wfe's frightful temper and assert
his manhood, trusting that they would
live more happily together in the end.
So upon the next occasion when there
arose difference of opinion on some
triGling matter he remained firm and
utterly refused to yield his point. His
wife stormed and flew into perfect
rage of passion, but he remained un-
moved, and finally, when the exhibit
ton of temper was assuming phase
where the young woman commenced
breaking the breakfast dishes they
were at their morning meal when the
trouble arose-n the imDotency of her
wrath. he clutched her tightly by the
arm, and in rough tone insisted that
she should quiet down. She gave him
one awful look, then with n wild shrek.
she tore herself from bis grip and
moving away few ste s fell to the
ground foaming at the mouth. Medical
aid was at once summoned, but for
hours she lay unconscious, occa-
sionally struggling violently, and then
relapsing into quietness again, After
while she opened her eyes, took n
long look around upon the people
gathered about her bed. and with a
bloodcurdling shrek sprang from the
bed, and before any one could prevent
her was out of the house and racing
madly over the fields. All present
gave chase, and after u long, exhaust
ing run the mad woman was overtaken
by her husband, and held fast until as
sistance arrived. The best medical
aid procurable was obtained for her,
but her reason remained in darkness
and. the physicians predict there is
positively no hope for her recovery.
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D r. w A S S e r 4 q Il I,
FROM RUSSIAN POLAND.
To Young and Middlc-Agcd Men a
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The awful effect of early vice. which
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Palpltation of the heart, timidity, trem-
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of spirit, ugly imaginings, dislike TO Roilal
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Married Men, or those entering on that
happy life, aware of physical debility, ex-
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or other irregularities, quickly assisted.
No Minerals Used.--Young people los
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Let not false modesty deter you from call
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All Private Matters Cured!
Prompt attention is given TO all corespon-
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only one pass, but it is bett
the western slope OF the main chain
by the Kicking Horse. And an Ameri-
can has had the honor OF finding that
one on behalf OF Canadal All honor
to him!
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Chicago,
Cincinnati,
Philadelphia,
AND OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES

rake the $50 1925 train for the Southeast vi, Little RGss ~.
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California North East and Southeast Elegant
Louis via
Pullman Palace sleeping between Fort Worth
and New Orleans without change.
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tendency toward higher prices. the buiish
spirit WAS not particularly aggressive, except in
provisions. which fiared up in the beginning, but
developed considerable weakness later and broke
sharply. Grain bought at lower prices is being
held for further advance by the great mass of
traders. The professionals and the faint-hearted
local s.bulls" who have been playing and praying
for sbui" markets for three years, and who
don't believe IN their luck, were way passengers.
AS rule they ont of the market, and either
PLAYING for . reaction. or waiting un-
I'll the return train gets under Roadway.
Wheat was moderately traded in during the
first hour S2a a 83c for May. the pork bnlge
still continues First prices were Poe over the
close. II 81 for January. Subsequently
they dropped back &c. out the feeling all the
while was firm. very heavy trade developed
In corn, the work on the buying side being par
ticuarly brisk and May going to sligo before the
expiration of the first hour. The same option in
wheat only went TO 83sc The early price
brought out plenty of pork, and the session
advanced there was not great rush for IL;
prices, too, became easier, January dropping off
TO S14.721 The closing prices of the leading
futures we're as follows May wheat 64sc; May
corn. 81. 05l2c May oats, 324c; January pork.
sl4623; January lard, 7.20c bid; January short
ribs, !. 423c- The leading futures ranged as fol-
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Volume of Trade Quite Satisfactory, with
q Firm Tone Prices.

The Volume of Trade Quite Satisfactory, with
Firm Tone t" Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 80.
In most departments the volume of trade is
quite satisfactory and the tameness Of last week
seems to be gradually passing off; then the
weather is more favorable to doing business
than last week. The dry goods men are busy,
like preceding months of the year, the sales OF
November considerably exceeding those of the
corresponding period, 1856 Grocers are doing a
good ousiness-trade at some times is better
but seldom better at this of the year.
There is easy tone to the sugar market East.
which is felt somewhat here. The latest re-
ports show the stock in the four ports So
$50 tons against los. 157 tons in 1886. The i'm
ports direct by refners at this port 451
TONS and at the four ports amounted to 1916
tons. The tea market is fairly active and on
choice stock the prices are very firm; especially
is this true of Formosas. The coffee market is
rather quiet Mid grades DULL The visible
supply of Rio coffee is as follows:
Total aHoat and loading to Oct 2O.--- 1851
Total stock in United States ports.--..--. 313O1S
Purchased at Rio land Santos 21.oO0) for
the United States Oct. 20 TO Nov. 81. 131 900
Total visible supply Nov 26. 1856. -. 727,27s
Total visible supply Nov. u. 1ss5....... 100000
The produce market is more active the dull
succeeding holiday passing off, The
ker is still glutted with poultry. consequently
prices rnle weak. Game is in good request and
firm in price, The butter market is firm at the
advanced prices of Tuesday. Irish potatoes
in good demand at quotations; some frozen
stock is coming on to the market shipped from
the Northwest which purchasers will do we'll o
shun. Sweet potatoes in good demand as
well. at the advance to-day, Cranberries are
very firm good sound stock sells we'll. The sup
supply of lemons is light. and SO is
the demand Oranges are coming in
more freely, but much of the fruit
is not ripe, and unpaatabe. Green apples are
selling rather slow. there is a movement to
bull prices.
The local market is somewhat excited wheat
in strong position. corn advancing and oats held
very firm. Bidding on Change was animated for
all cereals Track bids to-day ruled as follows:
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Elsewhere.

ports: CattIe-Receipts. 1 900: shipments 5000.
81. sO05: stockers and feeders. ST. 1898; cows.
bulls and mixed. 81 @3; Texas cattle. Sl7503;
Hogs-Receints % 900: shipments. 5000. Mar
ket strong and sc higher. mixed 81 7O05 25: heavy.
sSeeD and sf Ls@bs0Reosipts 900 Shipments
1.5O0. Market steady; natives So. so I'D so; West
S5 60 - LEANS o. - 20 '''' '''''' w.
The Drovers' Journal special cablegram from Lon
don quotes American cattle steady; best 12ac per 70,
NEW YORK. Nov. Observation-Disclosures 1O4
loads all for the market, and all selling fairly we'll at
full former prices including strictly prime
steers at $3.50 90, and ordinary to best Colorado
steers 3. so 20; bulls about steady at $1,000
ESQ. Exports were 400 beeves and 2, 24O quarters
of bees.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5,6oO market frmer
advance; poor to choice sheep sold at So 25o5 per
100 lbs. and moor prime lambs at 81 :50@6.7
Hoss-Reoeipss. 5000; nearly ali for siauphtere,s
direct: nothing of consequence for sale ave nominal
ly steady at S. $3.50.
Gator reports: Cattle-Recepts, 5000; shipments.
1000 Market slow and weak, excerpts for cows and
04.l0: stoeksrs So oo02.eo feeders So 65
aogs-Receipts, Is 900; shipments. 1900 Market
strong active sa and Zoe hishsr Good 70 CHOICE
skins and pigs s3.oo04 e5
Sheep-Receipts. AZ; shinments 425. Market
steady. food 10 choice, SZIoUoZo; common to
medium, ST. SO O265.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Standardization. 9. 700:
shipments. 900. Market firm. Choice heavy native
steers 81 IS 80; fair good natives, So SO04.4O:
butchers steers fair to prime, S3 OO0395: stockers
and feeders fair to good 81 600 80; rangers.
to good corn-fed So 2O104 10.
Hogs-Receipts. $780, shipments. 600. Market
active and higher. Choice heavy and butchers selec-
tions, SIS 2O05.45: Workers. and packers, medium
to choice, $4.9005.25 pigs, common to good. $3.50
O4.95.
sheep-Receipts, 1000: shipments: none. Market
steady. Fair to fancy So. 10 "a Is; lambs So. 900
40.
EAST LIBERTY Pa. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
152; shipments. 100. Market steady; prime, Sd. so
800; fair to good. $4.OOO425: common, 1925
O3 so; feeders, So. rs; stockers So 90.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 shipments. 1900 Mar
ket active: Philadelphias, $40 $3.50; Workers,
$5OO05 10; common to fair ga. S0O4.90
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: SHIPMENTS. 400. Mar
ket slow; prime, 81 40 al 60; fair to good, 1915
"a. 10; common, So OoD3.OO; lambs, $3, 5O05, rs.
and light, 81 10 O5.1 Is: packing and butchers $500
$50. Receipts, 10. 500; shipments 5000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-01

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Tw" Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Nov 30.-Flour-Reeeipts. 81
$40 packages; exports, 4271 brls, 40, 4s6 sacks.
Spring wheat firm; others rather weak. Sales,
"a, 500 brls.
Wh.at-Rsceipts. 1873 bu; exports, 1882
bu: sales. 1926, 600 on futures and 10000 bu
spot spot 413c higher. and rather quiet, the
ADVANCE checking business. Options opened
weak. and a tc lower, but soon strengthened
and q lie. closing strong at about the best;
speculation quite brisk; No. Milwaukee.
BE. q. b.; ungraded red, 854 a Soc; No. red.
e8 68tc in elevator, S9i gle delivered. S84 6S3c
white nominal st Ollie; No. red November.
Esc; December. STs a $50. closing 5S4c;
January. s8s S9ac, closing at 69sc; February.
49, 09lc. closing at Gle; March, 9lt 82sc. clos
Ing at 92sc; April 92s a 93sc, closing at 93ac;
NAV. 93S 9i4c. closing at 94tc June. 93a q 943c.
closing at s44c; December Qsssl, s6I 0s7ic. clos
ing a. 97ic.
Corn-R-ceipts, Io2, coo bu; exports, 56..
500 bu; sales. 1.72O.0O0 bu futures and
$4,000 ou spot. cash about 10. and options o Sc
higher closing nrm; trade fairly active ungraded.
571 sole; No. 3, 562c; No. 2. So, store, Oslo
elevator. 5i4c delivered; No. 2. white. SO 05Sc.
elevator. No. 2 December 57D58. closing at
bSc; January. 5S4 SOC. closing at 59c; February,
b85 q 59c. closing at see; May, 593 06Oc.
Oais-R@c~ipts 81 600 bu; exports. 1922 bu;
sales. $50 600 bu futures and l62, 600 6u SCOT;
Ia Re higher. and fairly active; mixed Western,
35 n37c; white do 80 a Ale.
Coffee.-Spot far Rio wholly nominal; options
t0125 points higher and fairly active, closing
barely steady; sales. los. 100 bags; December,
il 80 a. 95c; January. IA 20 a ID 90c: February.
IA 60 a H. SOC; March, u 700 II. Soc April "a 20
EI4 S5r: May, IL 60 IA s5c; june IA 90 % IL zoe;
Jny. IA. 45 a. zoe: August. IA 40 a l4 soc; Sep
tember, il Is q IA. pc; October Ia OOc % ID Zoe;
1881 November ID 80 a ID Doc; December,
Is S0Gl4 O0c. Sugar dull ana nominal; refined
quiet Molasses STEADY Rice firm.
Tallow steady Rosin quiet
Eggs firm and demand fair; receipts, 3, TAI
parkages Western. II a. 4c
PORK quiet, firm and unchanged. Cut meats
firm. bat very quiet. Lard at points higher,
and more active: Western steam spot quiet at
s60c; December, z47 a 4se; January 7470
S.52c: February, 81 % I. Sc; March, 65 q 67c;
Nay, us 475le; June. 7sl 07s3c; city steam,
7-30c.
Butter firm and In fair inquiry; Western,
H13le; Western creamery, l703lc. Cheese
quiet, and firmly held; Western, 81 ollie.
cAICAGO. Nov. 50.-The Board of Trade
t1arkets opened steady, and early displayed
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The Jobbinc Trade.


Block. rs ~ tons Mirshali. S3. rs ~ ton; Jack
81 IS q ton; Pittsburg. 81 so - ton RAYMOND
City. $3.50 y ton: Winifrede. $3.50 y ton. Campbell
Creek: S!.5 ton; Hooking. $425 tom Island
City. So. SD ~ ton; Highland. $3 p p ton: Pied
cockl lump $3 SO y ton; nut. 500 ~ ton: chest
No. and stove anthracite. $500 y ton; egg
and CRATE anthracite. $T.75 p ton gas coke SO Der
bu crushed coke. 16c p bu. All soft coal nut size
SOC u ton less than the above prices the Same
quality of lump COAL
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard. g. pound 81. So as. 90; 3pound
seconds $500 02.25. miscellaneous lackberries.
2pound 81. 20 0l.2o; raspberries. 2pound. ST.. sou
160 pineapple STANDARD. 2-pound 81. so rs; SEQ
onds. 2-pound 81. 20 01.3O; oysters 1-pound
full weight. 95c a 81 light IS q 70c 2-pound full
$1.70O l. so; light. 9Oc 0S string beans 81 D9Oc;
Lima beans, SI.559 165: peas. marrowfat. Si.1oo
cherries Sl.600L75: strawberries. 81. so I.6O;
salmon (f5s). S. To- d.. 75.
FRUITS AND yFGET 4BLEs.
APPLEs-S1. 75 - 90 per bril- fancy So 5003 IS
PoTAToEs-S50 05c p bu.
ONIoNs-S2. so % 800 y brl.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Baltimores. 81. 25 p br
JERSEYS. SS 75 q 1. 5 p brl.
CABBAGE-SI. so ~ 90 ~ bril-
CRANBEaRIE~. SO q $50 p brl; 1913 03.7o y box.
FOREIGN FRUITS
RAsrNs-London layer. new, S2.S5 03.0 " box;
loose rnuscatelle. 2-crogvr, S. i002-50 y box: Va
lencia, new. & Csc y 10: citron. ~ D26c y To-
rants 71Sc - b. Bananas-Jamaices. $500
2.UO; AspinwaIis So. 90 02.5O. 0rangss-Jamacas.
$L75 1928 y box; $7.o007.50 y hrl; Louisiana.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet
and prices unchanged. No. spring wheat.
769c; No spring wheat. Csc: No 2 red. 77c;
No. corn, 46sc; No oats. 284 a 28sc No. 2 rye,
&c., No. barley, 75c: No. l faxseed. 81. 26;
prime timothy-seed. s2.290 Sc Mess pork.
per BRIL- s14 25 O l4.50; lard per pound 1900
z25c; short-rib sides, foosel 735 q 7.40c; dry
sailed shoulders tboxed). 57005 Soc; short
clear sides (boxed|, 1901 TIC Whisky. dis
siliers' finished goods. per gal. 81. TO- Sugars
Cut-oaf, 7407sc: granulated, 7c bid; standard
A, 6sc bid.
On the Produce EXCHANGE to-day, the butter
2s3 03Oc; fancy dairy. "a 26sc. Eggs. 21s 0221c.
Rscsipts-Flour 80, 900 brls; wheat, 104,
900 bu; corn. 204 900 bu; oats, 175. 900 bu; rye.
1000 bn; barley. 90, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour,
49, 900 brls; wheat. 10 900 bu; corn. 153. 900 bu;
oats, SO, 900 bu: rye 500 bu; barley. 68, 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-01
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Ba1ti.
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3o-Flo-r firm and unchanged
at So. 1904. Wheat opened quiet and unsettled, but
le No rsd Gasp 7s
1872 .s 2sns . MAJ zes sa9ssy S
December 4si4c, nominal; January, 444o44 80,
at 47asc. Oats quiet cash 20 c9l4c; May. 81 ss
Rye nominal ct SIC: Barley strong a. 7o0s7iao.
S as s':sS At
2oe Byte, firm and higher: creamery ~; 2492ss
lrr ssa .'snsy s1l Lard TOO
sS5o.; sls.r i: 7:s7aas3.5Ss; , ssoss slesEs
SSH 0s: 5oc Hams steady a. 10. 25@ 10. After
noon board-Whsat firm; December. 76sc; January,
EsbruaTy asked May sl,ai bid Reesjp a.
bn. Shipments. Flour. s. ooo bsls; wheat, 5000
bu barley, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 80. Flour = Spring
ssss su sed tsr p W sse No
red November. S61s 0S63sc: Decem Der. S614
s6lsc: January, s7a9sse; February s94S sg 81.
disposition to trade speculative account and
export demand vas verv %"desate new No. yele.
No. 2 mixed in elevator 81 L.; new No yellow,
= gram ssp0t zs5 era as ys1w D. ssni1r
05514c; January. 56l4 056a4c: February. 57057Ac.
oats-spot lots shade hrner hut demand moderate;
37lac: prime No. 2 white, 37s4c; ung: AIDED white.
sSs futures in M as@and And higher 80
37isc: january. 37s403s14c February, 3s039c.
Eggs firm frssh stock Wssorn rs oo Fac Fac
wheat. IS 500 bq corn. "a 2 200 bu; oats l3 100
oats. 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3O.-wheat-western steady
and quiet; No winter red spot De
NeStern
year. 53c bid: January, 541a055 lac Oats irner and
034c. Provisions steady and fairly active: pork
SI475 Lard. refined, $3.50. Eggs steady at 230
24c: lined. 16017c. Coffee nominal: Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair I7is01sc. Receipts-Flour, T.
200 6rls: wheat IS bu: corn 6 SO 200 bui oats
CINCINNATI. Nov. 3O-Four firm Wheat
400 bu: shipments. 1900 bu. Corn strong and
quiet: held at sl4. IS. Lard firm at Csc. Bulk
higher; short clear, $3.50. Whisky firm: sales, SIS
brls finished goods on the basis OF SI.O5. Butter
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. 3o.-Wheat opened
weak; closed firm and higher No hard November
s2,ss Nay S N 4ss s and
ST
6l5 brls.
TOLEDO, O.. Nov. 3O-wheat active and higher
cash. s1s4c December S214c; February. S5l4c; May
sSlac. Corn dull and firm; cash, sic; May. SIC.
Oats quiet; cash Soc. Cloger-seed active and higher;
February. $500. Receipts-Wheat 81 900 bu; corn
1000 bu; 900 bu; clover-seed, 693 bags. Ship
ments-Wheat. 1000 bu; oats, 2 ooC bu; cloverseed
zoo bags.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 3O-Grain firm and demand
exceeding offerings. Wheat-No. red. Sic; No, 2
long berry, s2c. Corn-No mixed, 5 Il. on track
No. white 521sc. Oats-No. 2. 32iac. Provis-
sides 1850. New hams 1150012c. Lard-Prime
leaf. Sc.
DETROIT, Nov. 3O.-Wheat-No. white cash
and December. 81 SIC; January. S3l4c; May, SS1sc
Corn-So =. 5l19s. Oats-No- 2. SOC. nominal; No.
9 white, Sac. nominal Receipts-Wheat, Is, 500
br corn J. 100 bu oats 600 bu
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorder
of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty.four
ending at P. NJ. Nov. 80 1897. as furnis
Elliott s. Butler. abstracters OF titles. Room %.
Binding:
VIM n vandivier ct al to Elijah n. Col
Inns and wife, the west half of the
southeast quarter and the east half of
southwest quarter of section %. town
ship Ii north, of range east, contain
ing 16O acres $6,C
Chris Shane to ohm SnideP. lot Is in d.
NJ. Bradbury g. Co 3 addition to Indi-
anapols- .---..------
Edward W. Clark TO Anton j. Van DENSE,
lot in Braden's subdivision of Hender-
sons addition to Indianapolis H.
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to George 3.
Lewis lot 2S7 in McCarty's eighth
West-sde addition to Indianapolis. 2
John c. Shoemaker to Rebecca z. OAR
NELL lot SO in Shoemaker's southeast
addition TO Indianapolis
Margaret F. Preston ct al to Thomas
section 8, township IL north, of range
VIM. Beck to Alice Z. Beck lot 81 in
Hubbard ct ais southeast addition and
other lots. all in Indianapolis. 6,4
The Citizens National Bank to August NJ.
Kuhn, lots Al 81. and "a in Kappes Sc
Franks south addition TO Indianapolis
Bybee s. Pratt to Robert p. Kershner.
lot ~ in Bvbee & Pratt's first West
addition to Indianapolis s
George L. Hit to John Hedlund lot us
of Yandes subdivision of outlot l29,
IN Indianapolis 2
Jesse L. Hunt ct al. to Alfred Moudy,
lots 81 and 35 In J. W. Estep s. Cos
addition TO Indianapolis. ..-....-...-.--
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Nov. SOC l.. Green s. Co. say:
There was a considerable tender of December notices.
but they well taken, and less realizing
The line of the later months found full balance
in the desire cover, with demand in fact, really
stimulating. and slow but addition of 1O1 2
points was N values. At the close the price was
raid sd few points from the top, but with only mod
crate offerings.
NEW ORLEANS Nov 3O.-Cotton firm; naiddling
9 1915 low midding. Gigs: good ordinary, lite;
receipts Is, 751 bales gross receipts, ii .260
bales to Great Britain, >, IO3 bales; 20 the
continent A. 324 bales; coastwise 226 bales sales.
500 bales; stock, 3OS, 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 3O.-Co,ton firm and higher;
rniddling uplands. 5ssd; midding Orleans. 11-16d;
sales, IL, OOC bales, including 1000 bales for spec
ulation and expert, and z, 500 bales American.
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James n. Siddal to Augusta NJ STRAIT
ford, part of lots 3 and 4 in the Indian
apolis 6 Cincinnati Railroad Companys
Gsul....on .. 'q-.. 49, :. 1872 10000
Sheridan Williamson TO Jennet William
son. lot 100 in McCord & Wheatleys
southeast addition to Indian apois $4,000
The indianapolis Manufacturers d Car
penter's Union Louisa ii Knox. part
of lot G in James II. Rays subdivision
of outlot 159, in Indian apoEs- oOo.oO
Callahan Riley TO Maria Kohlmann, lots
and in square 4, in Cumberland----- 1900
Conveyancss Is: consideration s21, 1867
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-01

SICK HEADACHE.-Thousands who have suf-
fered intensely with sick headache saw that
Hoods Sarsaparilla has completely cured them
One gentleman, thus relieved. writes: Hoods
Sarsaparills is worth its weight in eoldn Sold
by all druggists. One hundred doses 81
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-01
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Market Strong far Good-Hogs Active
and Higher-sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov so.
Characteristics, ESQ; shipments, 275. Fair sup
ply but few choice grades here Market stronger
good shippers. but not quotably higher. Butcher